Mount Kutekunbetsu
クテクンベツ岳
A remote 995-meter peak in Hokkaido offering a rugged stream-climbing experience for experienced hikers seeking off-trail wilderness.
What it is
- A 995-meter mountain located on a ridge extending from Mount Sokippu.
- The name originates from the Ainu word for a river with a fence.
- A peak that is notably absent from Geospatial Information Authority maps.
- A wilderness area with no official hiking trails for visitors to follow.
What to see
- Kutekun Falls which features a vertical drop of 25 meters.
- A summit situated directly on top of a giant rock formation.
- The Kutekunbetsu River which serves as the primary ascent route.
- Dense vegetation on the right bank used for bypassing the waterfall.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Kutekunbetsu Open in Google Maps
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